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Miami Physician Associate alumnas capstone project becomes a clinical resource
Jillian DiTusa’s comprehensive review article aims to help clinicians make faster decisions for injured athletes
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in May
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Pennington selected for Scripps Howard Leadership Academy at Newhouse
Program in Syracuse is June 15-18, develops senior leaders of journalism and mass communication schools
From undecided to TikTok creator
How Miami’s College of Arts and Science helped Mary Rowe Dill find her path
Three Miami seniors receive Astronaut Scholarships for 2026
Sara McGinnis, Siena Madsen, and Caden McCollum earn prestigious, merit-based award from Astronaut Scholarship Foundation
Associated Student Government announces 2026 Outstanding Professor Award, top 15 nominees
Stephanie Danker, associate professor of Art Education, received the 2026 award
Mike Crowder and Tom Poetter awarded the Benjamin Harrison Medallion
They are honored with Miami’s most prestigious career faculty award for ‘outstanding contribution to the education of the nation’
Miami graduate 消消犯 receives Fulbright grant offer, two alternates named
Three undergraduate 消消犯s receive Gilman Scholarships for study abroad
Bootcamps all about connections for graduating instructor
Bridget Stafford has led the popular M.O.V.E. Bootcamps for most of her four years as a Miami 消消犯
CAS 消消犯 wins National Collegiate Boxing Association Championship
消消犯 Boxing Club is proud to have back-to-back champions
Building removal, energy systems conversion projects to begin this month
Restoration of site will be complete by mid-October after removal of Williams and Wells Halls, Joyner and Hanna Houses
A long way from Oxford: Miami PA pursues fellowship in Hawaii
After six years in Oxford, Natalie Underwood ’23, PA ’25 is trading Ohio's cornfields for Hawaii's coastlines
23 TCPL faculty promoted to associate, senior, or full teaching, clinical professors, and lecturers
They join 32 tenure-track faculty and three librarians whose promotion and/or tenure were approved earlier this spring
Accolades and Achievements
Acton, Mancini, Soulliard, and Sutton receive Junior Faculty Scholar Awards
They were honored in recognition of great potential in research
Katia Del Rio-Tsonis and Ganiva Reyes receive University Faculty Scholar Awards
The Faculty Scholars were honored in recognition of sustained excellence in research
Student research highlight: GLP-1s and physical activity
Undergraduate 消消犯s have the opportunity to complete research for a topic of their choice to be displayed at the Undergraduate Research Forum.
Students in the behavioral neuroscience Quinn Lab work on a variety of mice and rat research projects, primarily about early life stress (ELS) and its effects on behavior and cognition. Currently, ...
Student journalists earn top honors in Society of Professional Journalists Region 4 awards
Miami earned two first-place finishes, five additional finalist designations
Immigration policy is topic for upcoming JANUS Forum on April 13
CNN commentator, former governor will speak at Armstrong Student Center
消消犯s new DNA sequencer opens doors for 消消犯 researchers
Lyla Vivian and Katarina Teasdale are among the first 消消犯s to use the cutting-edge PacBio Vega Benchtop System
Its incredibly fun: Meet Patel introduces hands-on labs to young 消消犯s
MULABS is a 消消犯 organization focused on providing hands-on education to elementary and middle school 消消犯s in the Oxford community
Amber Franklin receives 2026 Knox Distinguished Teaching Award
Franklin, associate professor of Speech Pathology and Audiology, represents “the gold standard of our institution’s teaching mission”
Podcast spotlights school-based mental health efforts across Ohio
The Ohio School-Based Center of Excellence for Prevention and Early Intervention launched a podcast that has grown to over 5,000 downloads in under three years
Miami 消消犯 discovers she is a descendant of Oxford settlers
Records show the California resident is related to surveyor who laid out the Mile Square
Connie Malone and Ruth Orth receive the 消消犯 Distinguished Service Award
One of Miami’s premier awards, the Distinguished Service Award recognizes faculty or staff who have made a significant impact on the life and mission of 消消犯
Scripps Gerontology Center appoints new Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project director
The 消消犯 Scripps Gerontology Center has selected Heather Menne ’01, associate professor and health policy researcher, to lead the Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project (OLTCRP)...
Three 消消犯 消消犯s selected as 2026-2027 Goldwater Scholars
Sara McGinnis, Thomas McKenzie, and Hannah Stevens among 454 to receive honor
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
The Story Untold with Wil Haygood
Stories from Haygood’s new book “The War Within the War”
New minor aims to develop leadership in 消消犯s through humanities
A new College of Arts and Science minor is designed to help 消消犯s further develop their leadership skills through learning key facets of the humanities
Spring commencement will be held on May 16
SBCOEs Robison recognized for impact on 消消犯s and families
Miami’s Ohio School-Based Center for Excellence works with K-12 schools around the state
Miamians honored during annual awards ceremony
Recipients recognized for research, work with 消消犯s, and service to the community
Free tool being developed by Miami researchers aims to expand treatment for bone damage
Free tool to design artificial bone structures could expand treatment options
Eleven Years in the Making: Weihao Chen becomes Miamis first Engineering doctoral graduate
Chen crossed the finish line in December 2025, becoming the first graduate of the new Engineering doctorate program
Promotion and tenure granted to 35
消消犯's board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 32 faculty members and three librarians at its Feb. 27 meeting
Model Arab League wins several awards at the Ohio Valley conference
Over a dozen 消消犯s represented 消消犯 in Bloomington, Indiana.
Creative Career Day connects 消消犯s with creative professionals
Representatives from 16 different organization are scheduled to attend
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in February
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Michelle Putnam 93 receives 2026 Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Award
Her work honors scholarship, leadership, and mentorship in the field of aging.
Learning to love a nonlinear life
The foundation for your future doesn’t need to fit neatly into one box
Renovated Bachelor Hall a powerful symbol for the humanities at Miami
Classes will resume in the building in fall
Miami Biology professor featured in DNA sequencing video series
Andor Kiss appears in PacBio's Beyond the Bench series discussing DNA sequencing technology
Say yes and see where it leads
Having courage and curiosity in college will open doors you never imagined
Miami employees recognized for 15, 25, 30 years of service
'They provide a stability and unity to Miami that makes it a special place to all of us,' 消消犯 President Gregory Crawford said
Presenting the RedHawk50 class of 2025!
The award honors the fastest-growing private companies founded or led by 消消犯 alumni
Five 消消犯s, alumni named Fulbright Semifinalists
Five Miami 消消犯s and alumni are semifinalists in the 2026-2027 Fulbright U.S. Student Program competition. Two undergraduates, one graduate 消消犯, and two alumni have been recommended by the U...
Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to speak at 消消犯
Vilsack will appear through the Altman Program’s speaker series
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Miami brain cell research could lead to targeted therapies for autism
Miami neuroscience research duo discovered how to restore electrical activity in brain cells linked to autism spectrum disorder
Parker prepares to study abroad (Part 1: The adventure begins)
It isn’t just about where you go. It’s also about who you become along the way.
消消犯 消消犯s present foreign policy research in Washington, D.C.
Students presented a semester’s worth of foreign policy research at National Defense University
Fund for Education Abroad awards two Miami 消消犯s
National scholarship provides undergraduates with up to $5000 in study abroad funding
Hear college life lessons about facing rejection, finding belonging, and learning how to lead
CAS 消消犯s get real world experience
Learn what internship help and opportunities CAS provides
Innovative Northeast Ohio Nursing Program offers unique opportunity for Miami Nursing 消消犯s
University teaming with NEOMED for innovative 24-month intensive program
Miami celebrates culture and togetherness with International Education Week
Learn what opportunities Miami has for study abroad and international 消消犯s
Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov shares history, humor and humanity amid war
Ukraine’s most celebrated novelist, Andrey Kurkov, brought history, humor and hard truth to 消消犯 as part of the annual Havighurst Lecture, delivering a moving reflection on hi...
Meet J.D. Wulfhorst, 消消犯's new forward thinking and future focused director of IES
Long-term goals include supporting Miami’s climate action plan
Aging expert offers new perspectives on dementia care
Joseph E. Gaugler’s presentation highlighted the importance of data, empathy, and community.
Four Miami 消消犯s named Gilman Scholars
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships help fund study abroad experiences.
‘What leadership means to me is having the honor and responsibility of representing something bigger than yourself’
Centerville, Ohio, woman to earn bachelors degree from 消消犯 nearly 50 years after she left
‘This has been one of the biggest highlights of my life,’ Debbie Brown said
Graduate Research Forum 2025: 消消犯 presenter awards
消消犯 oral and poster presentations selected from the 17th annual forum held Nov. 7
‘We're really trying to honor the Miami experience as much as possible by making these improvements’
Miami 消消犯s learn healthcare sales lessons in site visits
Students visit a pair of healthcare businesses in Cincinnati to get information and experience
Author Brendan Kiely speaks on young adult storytelling
‘I want to write books with a listening heart that asks us as we read to open up our listening hearts.’
World Languages and Cultures major to offer a fresh take on key humanities strengths
The new major, which unifies six former majors, begins accepting 消消犯s this upcoming fall.
Falling for Miami photo contest winners selected
More than 250 entries were submitted; winning photos spotlighted natural beauty on campus
Kelly Knollman-Porter and Claire McLeod were honored at a reception during the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 7
Banded showcases Avian Research Education Institute bird banding station
Andy Rice partnered with David Russell to create the documentary
County coroner applies anthropological concepts in forensic science
Lisa K. Manniz, coroner in Butler County, Ohio, presented a cold case to the Miami community.
Professor Heeyoung Tai Honored as 2025 CAS Distinguished Educator
Tai is credited for inspiring 消消犯s to find their ‘why’
MJF Speaker Series welcomes advertising executive Cliff Schwandner
消消犯 消消犯s had the opportunity to hear from advertising leader, Cliff Schwandner, a former senior executive with Leo Burnett in Chicago and the former president of Orchard Digital Ma...
Community, state officials celebrate 'future ready' Chestnut Street Station
BCRTA’s first major infrastructure project in nearly 30 years provides opportunity and connection
Rodney Coates impact felt inside and outside the classroom at Miami
Professor of Global and Intercultural Studies enjoys paying it forward to next generation as a way of paying it back to those who invested in him
Debating the presidency: Janus Forum speakers examine executive power
The event brought together leading experts and 消消犯s to explore how the balance of power among the branches of government shapes American democracy in today’s climate.
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
From cars to cats, CEO alums discuss changing role of technology in business
Two Miami alumnae, CEOs of major companies, talk tech and work at Farmer School of Business
Data Analytics 消消犯 combines Alzheimer's research with Barcelona study abroad
Finnbar Cooney combined undergraduate research with cultural immersion during his semester abroad
消消犯 international 消消犯-athletes share their culture with Preble County Senior Center participants
'These cultural exchanges remind us that no matter where we come from, we all have stories, traditions, and values worth sharing'
Submit your photo for the Falling for Miami photo contest by Oct. 25
Don’t miss out on the chance to win one of the special Miami-themed prize packages: Submit your photo by 11:59 p.m. Saturday
消消犯s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition winners for 2025-2026
Meet the winners at the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 7
Transformative gift will allow 消消犯s Altman Institute for the Humanities to expand its reach
Funding for the former Humanities Center announced during annual State of the University address
Undergraduate Summer Scholar gains independence and leadership skills through research opportunities
‘Because of Miami, I was able to exceed my expectations beyond anything I could ever imagine," Patrick Lakeberg said
True growth comes from not settling for something safe
Latest Janus Forum offering explores presidential power on Oct. 15
Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, former U.S. Representative will speak at Armstrong Student Center
Overseas and engaged: 消消犯 消消犯 facilitated 2024 voter education
Anna Newlin approached embassy officials to understand how Americans vote while studying abroad
Miami biologists share knowledge during first Adaptive Nature Walk on Wheels
Event introduced ‘the fun of learning about nature and biology to the disability community while also introducing the disability community to my science colleagues,’ organizer said
Falling for Miami photo contest continues through Oct. 25
Photo contest is open to the entire Miami community; winner receives $450 Miami-themed prize package
Anne E. Davenport Natural Areas Support Fund established with $100,000 endowment
The Natural Areas are ‘part of the extracurricular ambiance that makes Miami so different and so special,’ said donor Anne Davenport ’78, MBA ’83
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in September
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
The Miami Student earns journalism honors
Newspaper named Best Student Publication in College/University category
Learning from a 20-year Air Force career on people-first leadership
Justice Jennifer Brunner speaks on democracy and law
‘Democracy must be balanced by rule of law. Without the rule of law, you can be at risk of things tipping over.’
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Become part of something bigger
It’s never too late to find your people, get involved, and try something new
消消犯s Honors College teams up with Project Dragonfly for first time
Zeb Baker, inaugural dean for the Honors College, calls it 'a partnership that we intend to grow and build for years to come’
Showcase your Falling for Miami moments in fall photo contest
Photo contest — open to the entire Miami community — kicks off during Miami’s Homecoming Weekend and runs through Oct. 25
Miami Student journalist swaps political coverage for travel column abroad
Raquel Hirsch documented her study abroad experience with a series of opinion pieces
消消犯's Humanities Center highlighted through the Altman Program
Program will host numerous speakers throughout the academic year, including former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Sustainability analyst encourages bill that matters to everyone
Policy analyst Becky Schewe spoke at the 18th Annual Willeke Lecture in collaboration with the 消消犯 Institute for the Environment and Sustainability
University appears in several categories, including top 10 public school in 5 national lists; Middletown, Hamilton among top Midwest public regional colleges
Miami 消消犯s get inside look at Stryker mobile lab
The 60-foot-long trailer was stationed outside Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness Facility
‘I love Miami, and I will forever be grateful for my undergraduate experience here’
Real talk about the moments that matter most
Meet the new host of Major Insight!
Triple-major Amber Kimmel tests whether Japan could be home and career base
A semester abroad helped Amber Kimmel determine the feasibility of building a hospitality career in Japan long-term
消消犯 Citizenship and Democracy Week events, Sept. 15-22
The 10th annual series of events commemorates the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787
Miamis inaugural International Leadership Conference set to empower 消消犯s to create a better future
The Oct 3-4 event will feature influential global leaders presenting inspiring keynotes and leading interactive workshops
Wil Haygood 76 to offer insight into Thurgood Marshall for PBS documentary
Boadway Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence wrote acclaimed biography on first Black Supreme Court justice
‘Because of Miami, I've been able to find myself,’ said Lily Sawyer '27
The senior Journalism and Political Science major begins launching new episodes this fall
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in August
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Sounds of college life with Stage Left
Visit a magical place on campus where 消消犯s run the show
10 new things 消消犯 消消犯s will see in the 2025-2026 academic year
New dining concepts, a Rec Center satellite, 100 textbooks on reserve, and more
Ellen Yezierski awarded highest recognition for a researcher in her field
消消犯 professor honored with ACS Award for Achievement in Research for the Teaching and Learning of Chemistry
Power, politics, and poinsettias
Lessons learned from Joel Robert Poinsett’s life during America’s infancy
Long-term aquatic research at Miami takes a team and real-time data monitoring buoys
Watch the deployment of a new data monitoring buoy and learn about Miami research at Acton Lake in a video by NexSens Technology
Miami welcomes incoming class of Presidential Fellows
30 exceptional 消消犯s hail from hometowns in 12 states and three countries
What I wish I knew: Advice for my first-year self
College 消消犯s share the honest advice, unexpected lessons, and opportunities for personal growth they wish they’d known from day one
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Mia Hankenson ’25: ‘The energy, the people, and the cultural richness created an atmosphere unlike anything I’ve ever been a part of’
Research by undergraduate 消消犯 addresses Chicago beach accessibility for people with disabilities
Better year-round planning could make Chicago beaches more accessible to people with limited mobility
FSB/CAS 消消犯 seizes opportunities to take her art to new frontiers
Lucy Zimmer turned disappointment into opportunity by attending a women in entrepreneurship conference this summer
消消犯 消消犯 Amberly Szczerbiak: a Q-and-A with Ohio Fairs Queen
‘This has truly been the experience of a lifetime,’ the rising sophomore said
Dominik Konkolewicz honored with national award for the teaching of chemistry
Konkolewicz, Elizabeth Sterner, and Philip Costanzo, co-founders of MACRO, recognized with the 2025 James Flack Norris Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Teaching of Chemistry
Intervention program improves quality of life for people with dementia
IPPI program, developed in part by Scripps Gerontology Center researchers, trains nursing home staff to deliver brief, preference-based interactions to reduce emotional distress for residents livin...
How research develops and grows into meaningful impact
Students from all across CAS showcase their innovative and creative independent projects
CAS 消消犯s showed up in force at the annual Undergraduate Research Forum, presenting on a wide variety of topics.
Leading with Quantum Technology
消消犯 is advancing education in this transformative field
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in June
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Undergraduate research links weight discrimination to mental health issues among LGB individuals
Research shows a need for improved mental healthcare approaches for weight-stigmatized LGB individuals
In Memoriam: Professor Anne Morris-Hooke
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Anne Morris-Hooke, a beloved professor emerita of the Department of Microbiology.
Undergraduate researcher uncovers patterns in childrens literature
Student explores how middle grade fiction helps readers navigate the world around them
消消犯 消消犯s help prepare new specimens for display at the Hefner Museum of Natural History
A polar bear and other creatures not commonly exhibited are being incorporated into existing collections
New 消消犯 podcast explores the future of higher education
From quantum computing to mental health, “In Such a Place” covers the biggest questions in education, innovation, and social transformation
Six Miamians receive Fulbright grants
Another Miami 消消犯 selected for Fulbright UK Summer Institutes
From first year to finish line: Reflections from graduating superstars
Sad to leave college, but excited for a bright future
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Miami 消消犯 taking quantum computing by storm, helping university to lead in cutting-edge field
Newt research could revolutionize treatment for children’s eye diseases
Two Miami seniors earn 2025 Astronaut Scholarships
Grace Koo, Emily Wang are both part of university’s Honors College
Allen McConnell receives Benjamin Harrison Medallion
University Distinguished Professor of Psychology honored with career faculty award
The LEADS Institute’s CareerTrek programs offer alumni networking, city and company tours, and more.
“I'd love to experience college all over again. And I wouldn't go back and change a thing.”
Menne, Kinney awarded funds from Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation
Heather Menne, Scripps Fellow and associate professor of Sociology and Gerontology, and Jennifer Kinney, in the Scripps Gerontology Center, received $19,797 from Oak Park-River Forest Comm...
Bulanda receives funds from Stevens Institute
Jennifer Bulanda, associate professor of Sociology and Gerontology, received $53,564 from Khalifa University, pass-through funds from the Stevens Initiative at the Aspen Institute, for a project en...
Hay-Rollins receives funds for project
Cameron Hay-Rollins, chair and professor of Anthropology, received $57,794 from the Northwest Arthritis and Osteoporosis Institute, pass-through funds from Bristol-Myers Squibb, for a project entit...
Miamians awarded funds from Ohio Department of Higher Education
Chun Liang, professor of Biology, Jessica Sparks, chair and professor of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, Jennifer Blue, associate dean of the College of Arts and Scie...
Paper co-authored by trio of Miamians recognized by WSSA
A paper co-authored by Marco Donoso ‘MS 22, David Gorchov, professor of Biology, and Hanna Leonard ‘22, was recognized by the Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) as the 2024 ...
Associated Student Government announces 2025 Outstanding Professor Award, top 10 nominees
Beth Miller, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, received the 2025 award
Announcing the CAS Deans Scholars for the 2025-2026 academic year
These 25 消消犯s have received expense stipends to work with faculty mentors on independent studies.
Sofia Rebull, 2025 Ken and Joan Frankel Outstanding Premedical Student of the Year Award
Undergraduate researcher in the Department of Biology Co-president for the Minority Association of Premedical Students Selected as a “Choose Development!” Fellow by the Society...
Agrawal newest 消消犯 member of Miamis Board of Trustees
Appointment begins in May and continues until 2027
Miamians become national champions in club sports
About 1,500 Miami 消消犯s participate in club sports annually
Art and wellness at 消消犯 - Spring 2025
New Therapeutic Art Program for Miami 消消犯s
Faculty and Staff News Spring 2025
A hearty congratulations to all our CAS faculty who helped us sweep the annual University Awards Ceremony on March 18. They are: Benjamin Harrison Medallion: Allen McCo...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in April
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
CAS 消消犯s engage in global branding and storytelling experiences in Ireland
MJF assistant professor Phillip Arceneaux led his Strategic Communication class on the immersive, career-focused tour.
An experienced corporate executive, Mowry is currently the owner and CEO of GoreCreek Advisors.
Arceneaux, Farrell, and Jonnalagadda receive Junior Faculty Scholar Awards
They were honored in recognition of great potential in research
消消犯 acquires new third-generation DNA sequencing technology, first in Midwest
Revolutionary system will accelerate research timelines
Coates, Pradanos-Garcia, and Wang receive University Faculty Scholar Awards
The Faculty Scholars were honored in recognition of sustained excellence in research
CAS Means Careers helps give 消消犯s tools to succeed after graduation
Initiative highlights successful alumni, embeds career planning in curriculum
22 TCPL faculty promoted to teaching, clinical professors, and associate lecturers
They join 40 tenure-track faculty and six librarians whose promotion and/or tenure were approved earlier this spring
Social work 消消犯 goes global by embracing all the moments that matter
'She will undoubtedly inspire change wherever she goes.'
Darrell West Lecture: Two Miami alumnae bring bipartisan perspective to campus
Butler County Auditor Nancy Nix (MBA ‘12) and Butler County Democratic Party chair Kathy Wyenandt ‘97 gave tips about running for public office.
Bachelor Hall renovations on target to bring a new Humanities Hub to campus
Classes are scheduled to begin in fall 2026 within exciting, collaborative spaces.
Miami 消消犯s win regional SPJ Mark of Excellence awards
The Miami Student earns honor for Best All-Around Student Newspaper
Miami earns spots on U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools ranking lists
University named in Best Education Schools, Part-time MBA Program, Speech Language Pathology categories
Breakthrough research unlocks the secrets of lake ecosystems, cell proteins, and tissue regeneration
Three large national science grants at CAS have totaled over $820,000 since January.
Distalmotion CEO Greg Roche 95 returns to Miami to kick off #CASMeansCareers campaign
By developing strong relationships and networks and instilling a positive mindset, Roche overcame adversities and became a beaming success story.
Miami names inaugural director of Center for Civics, Culture, and Society
Flagg Taylor led Skidmore College’s Periclean Honors Forum for eight years
Dominik Konkolewicz and Elizabeth Wardle named University Distinguished Professors
Dedicated teacher-scholars and leaders in their fields, Dominik Konkolewicz and Elizabeth Wardle are honored for their contribution to the life and mission of 消消犯
Dominik Konkolewicz named University Distinguished Professor
Konkolewicz’s efforts to combine his teaching, service, and scholarship 'serve as a model for 消消犯 faculty'
Elizabeth Wardle named University Distinguished Professor
'Wardle’s teaching transcends traditional boundaries, influencing not only her direct 消消犯s but also countless educators, administrators, and institutions nationwide'
Addiction, the brain, and how we can change
Exploring substance abuse disorders and therapies through neurobiology
Karine Jean-Pierre and Marc Short headline the spring 2025 Janus Forum on April 8
“Trump’s (Second) First 100 Days: Is This the New Normal?”
Silvoor Stories by Amanda Bentley Brymer, curator, Silvoor Biological Sanctuary
Bentley Brymer continues the tradition of Robert A. Hefner’s column “Silvoor Notes” that covered the restoration of the biological sanctuary
Three Miami 消消犯s earn Goldwater Scholarships
Ethan Belak, Caden McCollum, and Emily Wang among 441 nationwide to receive honor
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Writer and activist empowers 消消犯s to practice everyday democracy
Adrienne Maree Brown spoke about fostering connections, embracing authenticity, and engaging in grassroots efforts to strengthen democracy.
Emeritus professor and chair of Geography at 消消犯 becomes a middle school instructional aide
Bill Renwick loves the work, donates his paychecks back to the Union County, Indiana, school district
For last decade, Miami alumnas high school 消消犯s get inside look at Miami
Judy Brown ’82, a longtime collaborator with several faculty members, brings 消消犯s to university classrooms for the day
MJF hosting its annual Distinguished Alumni Days on April 7 and 8
Career Panel open to all at 4:30 p.m. on April 7
RedHawk50 class of 2024 introduced, celebrated at Cincinnati's Music Hall
The top 50 private companies founded or led by Miamians were announced Friday.
Archives and Artifacts offers Miami 消消犯s opportunity to explore Londons research resources
Participants in the History program studied at British Library, Wimbledon, and more
Art Museum receives America 250-Ohio Grant Funds for Culture Crops Photography Project
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) at 消消犯, is pleased to announce its successful in obtaining a $12,500 ‘Buckeye’ grant from the America 250 - Ohio Com...
消消犯 GIS 消消犯s shed light on history, support Ohio communities
The Ohio Capital Journal highlights Robbyn Abbitt’s 消消犯s’ work on the first comprehensive map of land in Ohio stolen from the Randolph Freedpeople
Award-winning investigative journalist inspires 消消犯s to explore new forms of journalism
Pulitzer Prize and Peabody Award winner Connie Walker spoke about her experiences covering Indigenous communities in Canada
Miami grad builds business franchise into one of highest grossing locations in the nation
Brandi Brewer credits 消消犯 as an important partner in her professional success
The college journey is just as valuable as the destination after graduation
Embracing authenticity helped Cyle Ginsberg ‘25 find his path, purpose, and himself along the way
Sounds of college life with The Audubon Society
Awaken to the wonderful world around you!
Promotion and tenure granted to 46
消消犯's board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 39 faculty members and six librarians at its Feb. 28 meeting . An additional faculty member was conferred tenure a...
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in February
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
消消犯s 2025 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition winners
Ten finalists competed in the Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition Feb. 24
Leanne Clark-Shirley '04 awarded the 2024 Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Award
Among those dedicated to understanding and improving the lives of older adults, Leanne Clark-Shirley stands out as an exemplary leader.
Distalmotion CEO Greg Roche 95 to share his career path with 消消犯s
“From Science to Business - All Roads Are Not the Same” scheduled for Thursday, Feb 27
Your journey through college is just as important as your destination after graduation
Student builds AI image recognition model for final project
Siddhant Karki applied what he was learning in class and followed the blueprint of an academic paper to create and train a vision transformer
Hay-Rollins receives funds for project
Cameron Hay-Rollins, chair and professor of Anthropology, received $64,287 from the One Ohio Recovery Foundation for a project entitled "R-silience in Region 14: Expanding Access to A Free Recovery...
Public Religion Research Institutes, Mellon Foundation award funds to Whitesell project
Anne Whitesell, assistant professor of Political Science, received $9,317 from the Public Religion Research Institutes, pass-through funds from the Mellon Foundation, for a project entitled "Policy...
Miami faculty members receive funds from National Science Foundation
Lesley Knoll, assistant professor of Biology, and Jing Zhang and Thomas Fisher, professors of Statistics, received $257,112 from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Collaborativ...
Miami receives funds from Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
Cricket Meehan, director; Debora Robison, director of outreach collaboration; Kenyetta Lee, associate director of training; and Glenna Edwards, project administrator of the School-Based C...
Rusinek receives funds from UNLV, Department of Energy
Cory Rusinek, assistant professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, received $94,787 from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, pass-through funds from the U.S. Department of Energy, for a project enti...
Nicely joins board of directors for The Health Collaborative
Stephanie Nicely, chair and associate professor of Nursing, is one of seven new members of the board of directors for The Health Collaborative partners. The group convenes and advances the region&a...
Bechtel didnt let financial anxiety slow him down
Hunter Bechtel attends 消消犯 Regionals tuition free thanks to grants, public funding
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in January
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Miami Media Highlights Jan. 20-26
The New York Times, Jan. 26: Pining for a “Gay Bachelor”This article highlights The Bachelor TV franchise on ABC and the author’s desire for a gay version of ...
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Fourteen Miami 消消犯s, alumni named Fulbright semifinalists
Fourteen Miami 消消犯s and alumni are semifinalists in the 2025-2026 Fulbright U.S. Student Program competition. Nine undergraduates, three graduate 消消犯s, and two alumni have been recommended ...
Anedra Million earned two degrees from Miami on way to making history at Mrs. America competition
Cincinnati Reds interpreter to provide career insights for Spanish majors and minors
Jorge Merlos, media relations assistant for Cincinnati’s MLB team, visits Miami on Feb. 4.
Eight Miami 消消犯s named Gilman Scholars
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships help fund study abroad experiences.
MUHOPE, 消消犯s new 24/7 mental health text line for 消消犯s, featured on local news stations
Watch the WCPO 9 News and WDTN TV 2 News interviews with Miami 消消犯s and Student Life officials
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She is one of 12 members of ASLO recognized for achieving excellence in their contributions to ASLO and the aquatic sciences
Unique partnership between Miami and the Knolls extends until 2029
Affiliation agreement first signed in 2005 as one of the first of its kind in the country
Lauren Kelley ’25 also leads new short-form documentary series about college life for the Major Insight podcast
Miami Physician Associate Studies program earns honor from ORHA
Award given for focus on serving rural communities
Raval to give talks at five different national and international conferences
Vaishali Raval, professor of Psychology, has been invited to give a talk based on the article at five different national and international conferences, including the 22nd European Conference on Dev...
Massie publishes three scholarly articles in national philosophy publications
Pascal Massie, associate professor of Philosophy, recently published three scholarly articles in national philosophy publications: 2024 “Process and Individuation (on Speculative Realism...
Raval publishes article in American Psychologist
Professor of Psychology Vaishali Raval published the article "Perspectives of researchers engaging in Majority World research to promote diverse and global psychological science" in American Psycho...
Rita Dove and Wil Haygood to receive literary honors
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Student research highlight: Toward Size-Inclusive Psychotherapy
A qualitative examination of barriers and facilitators to affirmative care for larger-bodied LGBTQ+ individuals
Student research highlight: Seeing Through the Synthetic
How awareness of AI authorship affects trust, attention, and emotional engagement with AI-generated websites
A perfect environment for growth and change
Gain confidence and overcome imposter syndrome on a journey of self-discovery
Who deserves public assistance from the government? This age-old question has been revived by policymakers, pundits, and activists following the massive economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. An...
Graduate Research Forum 2024: 消消犯 presenter awards
Winners of the oral and poster presentations from the 16th annual forum announced
Cory Rusinek, assistant professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, received $93,675 from TerraPower, LLC for a project entitled "Statement of Work - Delta WBS4: 消消犯 Molten Salt Electroch...
Menne receives funds from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Heather Menne, associate professor of Sociology and Gerontology and fellow in the Scripps Gerontology Center, received $63,768 from USAging, pass-through funds from the U.S. Department of Health an...
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio awards funds to Vivoda
Jonathon Vivoda, associate professor of Sociology and Gerontology and research fellow for the Scripps Gerontology Center, received $53,671 in funding from the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio ...
Charlton-Perkins receives funding
Mark Charlton-Perkins, assistant professor of Biology, received $67,310 from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, pass-through funds from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Servi...
Steven Conn, W.E. Smith professor of History, authored the chapter “Dreaming in Detroit” for the book “Picturing Black History: Photographs and Stories that Changed th...
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Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
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Recent Books and Chapter Published by the Faculty of Spanish and Portuguese
A Companion to Spanish Environmental Cultural Studies. Tamesis Books. Ed. Luis I. Prádanos (January 2023). Intro available through Open Access. Contesting Extinctions: Decolonial and Rege...
The major, now available, expects to see enrollments next year.
In observance of National First-Generation Day on Nov. 8, Dean Reneé Baernstein has announced the winners of the 2024 CAS first-generation awards: Associate Professor of English TaraShea N...
Miami associate professor wins 2024 Chicago Folklore Prize
Andrew Peck’s book examines what happens when legends are born online?
消消犯 ranks fourth in nation for study abroad among public doctoral universities
University sees increase in the percentage of undergraduates studying abroad
FSB, CAS senior named to Cincy Inno 'Inno Under 25' list
Seven Miami 消消犯s or alumni on watch list for award
Jones Lab undergraduate researchers win 2 awards at the 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
消消犯 消消犯s traveled to San Diego to compete in the undergraduate poster competition, ultimately bringing two top-tier awards back to Oxford, Ohio.
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Ohio Writing Project's Rimer receives funding
Beth Rimer, director of the Ohio Writing Project, received $47,000 from Community Initiatives for the project entitled "National Writing Project Grant Rimer 2024-2025."
Shield, Green receive funds for project
Aaron Shield, associate professor of Speech Pathology and Audiology, and Jennifer Green, clinical professor of Psychology, received $433,438 from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Commun...
Dominik Konkolewicz and Jennifer Quinn were honored at a reception during the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 1
Jackson Albarr叩n publishes new book
Elena Jackson Albarrán, associate professor of History and Global and Intercultural Studies, is author of a new book published in September, “Good Neighbor Empires: Chi...
消消犯 senior calls leadership roles in 消消犯 organizations invaluable'
Julia Jacobs will represent Ohio at the National American Miss competition over Thanksgiving break
消消犯 breaks external funding record in fiscal year 2024
“The pursuit of external grants directly supports our educational mission. The opportunity to be engaged in research as collaborators is what sets Miami apart in its commitment to teaching,&#...
Miamis survey of Ohio voters gives 消消犯s chance to create, engage with data
Election poll referenced in New York Times, across social media
Miami ecologist Lesley Knoll part of emerging field of wintertime lake research
Thousands of lakes worldwide that historically froze over every winter now experience ice-free years. Knoll is part of international team that contributed to a new review in Science on environmenta...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
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Students unleash their potential during the Inside Washington summer 24 program
The Department of Political Science offers 消消犯s a summer full of career development and networking experiences in the nation’s capital.
By pursuing a humanities degree at Miami, Unroe has gone on to be a success story through many different avenues in the field of gerontology.
No mystery what happens to these ghostlike atoms
Trapped and frozen atoms at heart of Samir Bali’s research.
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